Titlebook: Rights and Reason; Essays in Honor of C Marilyn Friedman,Larry May,Jennifer Stiff Book 2000 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2000

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Religion and Right in Marx,hen he spoke of religion and law, like his friend Friedrich Engels who had grown up among Pietists. The complete edition of their works (.) which is to comprise more than one hundred double volumes, contains thousands of passages on religion and law, some of them extensive..

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1572-4395 ould like to highlight a few of the moments which have shaped Carl as a person and a philosopher. Although his childhood was not unhappy, Carl faced considerable challenges growing up in Manchester, New Hampshire. He ne ver knew his father; he and his mother, Carolyn, had little money; and he fought

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Rights, Interests, and Free Speech,nterconnections between rights and other normative categories, such as duties; it should tell us what kinds of subjects are capable of possessing rights; it should draw useful distinctions among different kinds or categories of rights; it should show how moral rights both resemble and differ from le

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Votes as Powers, of legal advantages (Wellman 1985, pp. 7–60; Hohfeld 1919). Second, he showed how there could be moral equivalents of Hohfeld’s legal positions, thus opening the way to a detailed philosophical analysis of moral as well as legal rights (Wellman 1985, pp. 121–184). Third, he developed a useful ‘a(chǎn)tom

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On the Universality of Moral Justification,s of the nature, foundations, and limits of public justification in morality and politics. His “challenge and response” model addresses with admirable clarity and directness some of the most important issues in this area. In this essay I return to this text to look afresh at one of these issues in p

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